Men who had cut a wide swath back in the States found themselves nothing out here.

A swath of light cut across the restaurant from the front door.

Looked like a hundred of them down there now, and more energy used with each swath she cut.

They can only work a swath about 50 yards wide at a time, however.

Behind them was one long swath of the dead and the wounded.

Does the new research technique reach the same swath of America?

They finished two more swaths and the old man stopped.

The strain was soon felt across a wide swath of the city.

The moon was still high, cutting a swath of light across the black water.

They speed away before the narrow swath of light can find them.

Most that moved were quickly cut down under a swath of machine gun fire.

The earthquake had cut a swath from north to south and we followed its line.

And the group is not alone in its conflict over the prime swath of city green space.

But this would have left a great swath of territory to the west in Republican control.

"I was cutting a very wide swath at the time."

We are not encouraging development in huge swaths of land.

I remember a large swath that were writing off Intel.

There are wide swaths of the park which have woods only.

In large swaths of the country, life went on with no noticeable difference.

If it were, a huge swath of American society would be considered ill, they said.

It is a swath of Western influence not seen for generations.

"We have a swath of damage across the state," she said.

Great swaths of observing we'll be able to do, indeed, once they get down to their work.

"Cut me a swath to the city on the hill!

A wide swath of destruction had been cut into the forest.

Swathes of music came back as if for no reason.

Large swathes of the population have never had a job.

There was a new swathe of light among the stars.

This back swathe is then cut in the opposite direction.

Some were blackened as if by great swathes of fire.

The grass died in a long brown swathe behind him as he ran.

It is whole swathes of the economy that are wiped out.

A swathe of pale light came through the narrow window.

He took out his knife and cut a swathe to the hollow.

Feeling was dead set against the idea of a new road cutting a swathe through the countryside.

Along a wide swathe of cannon fire all was destroyed.

She could see his lips among the swathes of bandage.

Level with the ground and close to it, he burned a swathe through the brush ahead.

All utilities were knocked out across large swathes of the island.

This Government would do well to remember that when they bring in the next swathe of flight tax increases.

A swathe about ten yards wide had been cut into the forest from the water's edge.

That will open up an even larger swathe of the ocean deep to our ears.

Is there no broad swathe of people outside the universities who are willing to support you?

And in the meantime swathes of consumers were trying to choose between these?

Sooner or later, he'd come booming in with an energy swathe half a world wide.

The raiders had cut a wide swathe through the valleys.

The windrows or swathes are then turned over onto dry ground.

The war had cut a swathe of destruction across northern France and killed over half a million people.

Now he could see the wide swathe of destruction cutting through the forest.

Looks as if he was cutting a wide swathe in dear old London.

Swathes of music came back as if for no reason.

Large swathes of the population have never had a job.

There was a new swathe of light among the stars.

This back swathe is then cut in the opposite direction.

Some were blackened as if by great swathes of fire.

The grass died in a long brown swathe behind him as he ran.

It is whole swathes of the economy that are wiped out.

A swathe of pale light came through the narrow window.

He took out his knife and cut a swathe to the hollow.

Feeling was dead set against the idea of a new road cutting a swathe through the countryside.

Along a wide swathe of cannon fire all was destroyed.

She could see his lips among the swathes of bandage.

Level with the ground and close to it, he burned a swathe through the brush ahead.

All utilities were knocked out across large swathes of the island.

This Government would do well to remember that when they bring in the next swathe of flight tax increases.

A swathe about ten yards wide had been cut into the forest from the water's edge.

That will open up an even larger swathe of the ocean deep to our ears.

Is there no broad swathe of people outside the universities who are willing to support you?

And in the meantime swathes of consumers were trying to choose between these?

Sooner or later, he'd come booming in with an energy swathe half a world wide.

The raiders had cut a wide swathe through the valleys.

The windrows or swathes are then turned over onto dry ground.

The war had cut a swathe of destruction across northern France and killed over half a million people.

Now he could see the wide swathe of destruction cutting through the forest.

Looks as if he was cutting a wide swathe in dear old London.

They had brought wraps and swathed her from head to feet.

Outside, I was once again swathed in heat and humidity.

She could feel a great body swathed in fat, strong muscles working.

My fire case was swathed, broken glass and all, just as I had left it.

Gina was swathed in green, and her eyes were closed.

On the other side of the water she could make out a hill, its top swathed in clouds.

For some reason half the man's face and one of his hands were swathed in bandages.

It swathed her up to the neck and down to the wrists.

She was swathed in black, with gray hair and severe glasses.

One was swathed in the insulation used for hot water pipes.

He was swathed in bandages, that increased the higher one looked.

Over his face was a surgical mask that swathed him to the eyes.

She took up the already damp towel and swathed herself in it.

Both were so swathed in clothing it was difficult to tell to what race they belonged.

He was swathed in a heavy blanket against the morning chill.

I spent days afterward with my hand swathed in bandages.

For a long moment, the man swathed in tattered blankets did not move.

The right hand of the corpse was swathed in bandages.

They got out of the boat, each swathed in a blanket, and studied the situation.

She was swathed in a long white cotton nightgown when he came back into the room.

The entire upper half of his head was swathed in bandages.

He put up a hand and saw it was swathed in soft bandages.

Swathed in velvet and fur, she is a handsome woman.

Three of the Garners were already swathed in green light and fighting back.

He was swathed in a long robe of red brocade.